The Rev. William James "Buddy" Goss, 64, of Danville; was called home on

Tuesday January 26, 2021 surrounded by his family. Buddy was born on July 12,

1956 to the late Paul Thomas and Mary Willie (Daniels) Goss in Indianapolis,

Indiana. Buddy attended North Central High School. He married the love of his life Phyllis

Ann (Crabtree) Goss on February 4, 1974; and they began their life together. He

went to work for Schneider Trucking, driving a truck. He soon realized after

working long hours and being away for days from his family, he decided to move

on from trucking and started working as a Mechanic. While working as a

mechanic, he was offered another opportunity to work for Fox Pools of

Indianapolis, where he retired from after 27 years of service.

Buddy always felt that he had a higher calling to serve his lord and savior and he

became a minister, serving at New Winchester Baptist Church until his retirement

on August 16, 2021. Buddy loved his lord and savior, not only did he share this

with his congregation but with his family and friends.

He loved his family more than life itself and spending time with all of them was

his greatest joy. Buddy leaves behind his wife of 47 years, Phyllis. His loving

daughters Annie (Ryan) Fagan of Sheridan, Becky (Phillip) Hiner of Fishers,

Jennifer Tullock of Sheridan and Rachel Goss of Danville. He was a proud and

doting grandfather to Devin and Drew Mitchum, Ethan Tullock, Addison, Bailey

and Chloe Hiner. He was a loving brother to

Joyce Cunningham of Frankfort, Geneva Haium of Indianapolis and Mary Johns of

Anderson, and he was a proud uncle to three nieces and five nephews that he

considered his own. Funeral Service for Buddy will be private, however, Graveside service is open to

the community immediately following the Funeral. Burial will be at Crown View

cemetery in Sheridan. Everyone is invited to view his service on Facebook Live on

Friday February 5, 2021 at 12:30 pm at Fisher Family Funeral Service Facebook

Page. The family would like to thank everyone for their many thoughts and

prayers. Everyone is invited to sign the online guestbook, leave a condolence or

share a memory at fisherfunerals.com.